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The phrase "and centered in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the location or focus of something within a specific context or area.
Example: "The artwork is beautifully designed and centered in the main hall of the gallery."
Alternatives: "and located in the" or "and positioned in the".
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Like Arbus, he photographed in black-and-white, in a square format and a basically old-fashioned style, the subjects usually alone and centered in the frame.
In a series of black-and-white portraits, De Wilde shows us men, women, and children, close up and centered in the frame.
You'll notice that the scan button is now big, red and centered in the bottom of the screen.
Although originating and centered in the U.S., laboratories across the globe contributed to the mapping and sequencing of the haploid human genome's 22 autosomes and 2 sex chromosomes.
The phantom was positioned on the scanner's table-top and centered in the FOV, which resulted in a line of activity 45 mm below the transverse center.
The regions with the marked finders, which were selected prior to vitrification, were searched and centered in the TEM low-magnification mode.
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Fundus examination revealed vitritis and retinitis centered in the macula (above left).
TalkType is different because it places a large microphone front-and-center in the application.
Now it's ready to put them "front-and-center" in the app.
Children were front and center in the mail.
Mr. Kendricks took front and center in the band.
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